Here Are the Best TV Shows to Stream this Weekend on Peacock, Including a New Documentary

Peacock offers a diverse library of content ranging from long-standing procedural dramas to brand-new reality programming. This weekend provides an opportunity for viewers to catch up on established fan favorites or discover recently released titles. The selection includes high-stakes crime investigations, medical emergencies, and comedic explorations of pop culture icons. Subscribers can access these series to fill their viewing schedule with a mix of scripted and unscripted storytelling.

‘The Chrisleys: Back to Reality’ (2025)

This reality series follows several members of the Chrisley family as they navigate their lives following significant legal developments. Produced by Bunim/Murray Productions, the show focuses on the family’s attempts to move forward and rebuild their lives. It documents the personal and professional hurdles they face while maintaining their public presence. The premiere of ‘The Chrisleys: Back to Reality’ is set for March 9, adding a new chapter to their long-running television history.

‘It’s Dorothy!’ (2025)

‘It’s Dorothy!’ serves as an in-depth biographical exploration that highlights the character-driven moments of its primary subject. The series is produced by the entity It’s Dorothy! and focuses on providing an intimate look at the individual’s life. Viewers can expect a narrative that prioritizes personal development and key biographical milestones. The show is scheduled to premiere on the platform on March 13 for all subscribers.

‘The Hunting Party’ (2025)

This high-concept crime procedural stars Melissa Roxburgh and is produced by Universal Television. The plot centers on a specialized team of investigators tasked with tracking down dangerous serial killers who have escaped from a secret prison. It explores the tactical and psychological methods required to apprehend high-profile fugitives in a race against time. ‘The Hunting Party’ is currently available for streaming for those seeking a fast-paced thriller.

‘A Plan to Kill’ (2024)

Produced by The Intellectual Property Corporation, this true-crime series examines the intricate details of premeditated homicides. Each episode of ‘A Plan to Kill’ focuses on the calculated nature of these crimes and the specific psychology behind why they were committed. It utilizes forensic evidence and expert testimony to reconstruct the steps taken by the perpetrators. The series arrives on the streaming service on March 15 to expand the platform’s investigative catalog.

‘Ted’ (2024)

Created by Seth MacFarlane and produced by UCP, this prequel series brings back the foul-mouthed teddy bear for new adventures set in the 1990s. The show explores the early life of ‘Ted’ and his best friend, John Bennett, during their high school years in Framingham, Massachusetts. It blends nostalgic cultural references with the irreverent humor established in the original films. The series is currently available for viewers to stream in its entirety.

‘House of Villains’ (2023)

This competitive reality program brings together some of the most notorious figures from various television shows to live under one roof. Produced by Irwin Entertainment, the contestants must compete in challenges to avoid elimination and claim the title of America’s Ultimate Supervillain. The series ‘House of Villains’ emphasizes social maneuvering and strategic alliances among its cast of reality TV veterans. It is currently streaming on the platform for those interested in unscripted drama.

‘Chicago Med’ (2015)

‘Chicago Med’ is a long-running medical drama that highlights the intense environment of the emergency department at Gaffney Chicago Medical Center. Produced by Universal Television, the series follows a team of doctors and nurses as they handle life-or-death situations daily. It often features crossover events with other series in the franchise to create a cohesive narrative universe. The show balances complex medical procedural elements with the personal lives of the dedicated hospital staff.

‘Chicago Fire’ (2012)

As the foundational series of the One Chicago franchise, this drama tracks the professional and personal lives of the members of Firehouse 51. The show ‘Chicago Fire’ focuses on the firefighters, rescue squad, and paramedics who risk their lives to protect the city. Produced by Universal Television, it is known for its high-stakes rescue sequences and evolving ensemble cast. Viewers can stream multiple seasons of the program to see the character arcs develop over many years.

‘Chicago P.D.’ (2014)

This gritty law enforcement procedural focuses on the Intelligence Unit of the Chicago Police Department, led by Sergeant Hank Voight. Produced by Universal Television, ‘Chicago P.D.’ explores the moral complexities of police work and the pursuit of justice in a major urban setting. It depicts the team as they investigate major offenses including organized crime and drug trafficking. The show is currently available for streaming as part of the broader Dick Wolf franchise library.

‘Law & Order: Special Victims Unit’ (1999)

Starring Mariska Hargitay as Captain Olivia Benson, this series is a cornerstone of the legal drama genre. Produced by Universal Television, ‘Law & Order: Special Victims Unit’ follows an elite squad of detectives who investigate sexually based offenses and crimes against the vulnerable. The program is celebrated for its longevity and its focus on the legal process from investigation to trial. It remains one of the most-watched procedurals currently available on the streaming service for binge-watching.

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